Another random pop culture reference on the radio managed to agree with my interests: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/482310.html

Although I knew what "Long Live Walter Jameson" entailed, this Twilight Zone episode did turn out interesting: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/482143.html

Bringing up a discussion of recently identified species due to a certain comparison to particular works of animation: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481842.html

I started watching the Twilight Zone episode "A World of Difference" with no expectations and was soon intrigued: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481629.html

Unbending to the point of watching some new Star Wars content; most likely it was a matter of "Star Wars Visions 3" having been animated in Japan: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481470.html

Finishing out my year in anime watching, I wrapped up Attack on Titan, began Wonderful Precure, got around to Apocalypse Hotel, and tossed in a few other varied titles: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481044.html

Getting to a Twilight Zone episode already familiar through adaptations, "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480920.html

Risking the possibility of diminishing returns as I return to the Macross Zero OVAs for the first time since they concluded: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480616.html

A still-unusual change of lead in the Twilight Zone episode "Mirror Image": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480341.html

Exploring an option to get Infocom adventures running in the close confines of a TRS-80 Model 100 portable (while confronting how I've used a different option with my actual hardware): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480073.html

The Twilight Zone goes back into space and makes a strange landing in "Elegy": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479876.html

As the Snow emulator began to offer more Macintosh models, I stepped towards the present by trying to get the most minimal of QuickTime videos playing back within it: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479670.html

The Twilight Zone goes to war again (and had me looking up Rod Serling's biography) in "The Purple Testament": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479418.html

Revamping my personal selection of that antique Mystery Science Theater 3000 fanwork, MSTings: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479088.html

The Twilight Zone linked the First World War and its present day (which weren't all that far apart looking back now...) in "The Last Flight": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478906.html

A belated follow-up to the follow-up: I received the package of replacement discs yesterday. One of these days, I suppose, I'll watch through my set...

Returning to the science fiction anime Bubblegum Crisis for the first time in years (but not quite past the year in the OVA's title, anyway): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478499.html

A brief follow-up on this, for what it's worth: I did receive a tracking number today for my replacement Dirty Pair Blu-Rays, although as of this moment FedEx doesn't "have the package" yet.

Another Twilight Zone episode I was already familiar with raised my interest on getting to "The Fever": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478311.html

My latest once-a-year trip through the Star Wars movies picked up some months after the latest theatrical re-release: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478149.html

The Twilight Zone takes an unusual road trip with "The Hitch-Hiker": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/477750.html

An extended first look at a manga several decades old that sends its heroine much further back in time, Red River: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/477598.html

The Twilight Zone stuck with science fiction with "I Shot an Arrow into the Air," and also had me thinking of its previous SF episodes: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/477267.html

Getting back to assembling a "Gunpla" model kit and trying a few simple tricks to improve its appearance: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476982.html

After supposing The Twilight Zone was getting back to science fiction from the title "Third from the Sun," it also got back to something I hadn't quite expected: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476731.html

A few further experiments with the Snow emulator (one of which led to setting up an actual antique Macintosh): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476671.html

"The Four of Us Are Dying" was an intriguing title for a Twilight Zone episode by itself; the episode itself was complicated but intriguing: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476170.html

Starting into the last "Peanuts Every Sunday" colour collection (on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the strip's appearance) and reading through to the end: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476155.html

I did, anyway, find and read a recent science fiction novel in "Exiles" by Mason Coile: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/475794.html

"What You Need" had me thinking of previous Twilight Zone episodes before it offered an interesting change: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/475615.html

Another three months of anime watched ranged from DAN DA DAN, My Dress-Up Darling, and CITY through to Minky Momo and Urusei Yatsura: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/475259.html

On to science fiction again (and memories of a different SF work from a few years before it) with the Twilight Zone and "And When the Sky Was Opened": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/475098.html

Heading back quite a few years to at last revisit a movie I saw at my university's anime club, Patlabor 2: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/474647.html

Trying to adjust both simulated ImageWriter printouts and the Snow emulator I winkle them out of: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/474423.html

Anticipating The Twilight Zone would go to sea for "Judgment Night": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/474237.html

Sighting the conjunction of the moon and Venus just before dawn: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/473974.html

On to another Twilight Zone episode interesting for having been a title before, "Perchance to Dream": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/473744.html

My selection of further panels at @animelockdown.bsky.social, taking in history I was there for, stuff blowing up, and more serious business: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/473515.html

Getting to "Time Enough at Last" meant getting to a Twilight Zone episode I knew something about through cultural osmosis, enough to wonder what I'd make of it myself: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/473206.html

Taking in quite a few panels at the latest @animelockdown.bsky.social: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/472914.html

From Epson dot-matrix emulation to ImageWriter dot-matrix emulation: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/472723.html

The Twilight Zone returned to science fiction with "The Lonely" and, beyond that, iterated on what's already becoming a familiar theme: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/472371.html

A double dose of one fairly new manga, reading Idol x Idol Story!: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/472211.html

What made "Escape Clause" different from what I'd known before from a Twilight Zone adaptation: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/471878.html

Further experiments in getting work out of the Snow emulator turn to Epson dot-matrix emulation: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/471676.html

"Walking Distance" was one of the few Twilight Zone stories I've long been aware of through adaptations. It wasn't just seeing the episode itself that seemed to have it offer more impact now: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/471434.html

Turning to a recent release of an older manga, the science fiction story They Were 11!: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/471276.html

Getting vMac running on Linux and Snow running on a more familiar computer for experiments in antique Macintosh emulation: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/471035.html

On realising what the Twilight Zone episode "The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine" was about, I wondered what twist it might bring to its subject: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/470559.html

When the latest version of the Color Computer 3 emulator VCC stopped working on my regular computer, I delved into other options even as other old computers were being discussed: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/470397.html